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So this means Lightroom users will be denied all of Adobe's propagandized benefits of their cloud distribution model, including not having an automated way to update Lightroom software. I guess...

Here's a Bloomberg interview with the Adobe CEO, with his usual fabricated "customers prefer cloud"...

Here's a Bloomberg interview with the Adobe CEO, with his usual fabricated "customers prefer cloud"...

The good news for Adobe is they have a near-monopoly in creative software tools. The bad news is their monopoly is in a discretionary market, where consumers aren't compelled to use their product...

It's kind of comical how Adobe refers to their CS offering as "the cloud", even though it's no different than their existing distribution model. The software is still downloaded once and executed...

If Adobe were innovating at a fast pace then a subscription model might make sense for users, but the fact that Photoshop's recent enhancements have been rather modest means there isn't much...

@Eric, I agree that Rambus is not a traditional patent troll but what they did with JEDEC was worse IMO. Rambus stuck a knife into the heart of the tech industry, striking at its most vulnerable...

@Eric, I agree that Rambus is not a traditional patent troll but what they did with JEDEC was worse IMO. Rambus stuck a knife into the heart of the tech industry, striking at its most vulnerable...

@Eric, I agree that Rambus is not a traditional patent troll but what they did with JEDEC was worse IMO. Rambus stuck a knife into the heart of the tech industry, striking at its most vulnerable...

Regarding the large-aperture pixel vignetting with the adapter, I would think the camera would automatically (and silently) boost the gain like it does for native lenses since the adapter supplies...

haha, too funny.

228 comments in one day tells me Metabones is tapping an unrealized need here. I'm pretty excited about the prospect this has for MFT video.

Canon is snatching defeat from the jaws of DSLR video victory with their ridiculous pricing of underspec'd cine bodies and now lenses. It's almost like the 5D Mark II's amazing success in DSLR...

Is there an option to cast a 2/3's vote for the D800, 1/3 for the center AF point and 1/3 for the right AF point ;)

The Olympus OM-D earned my vote hands-down.

It's the same rope-a-dope strategy Facebook employs in all their ToS changes. It's designed to lull you into a false sense of security while they systematically keep pressing the ToS until they...

Apple is the last company I want to see acquiring more patents. They've demonstrated their proclivity for abusing the patent system with their ridiculous suits against Samsung. If they're willing...

I've seen it and tried it (art filter). Didn't really care for it.

Now that he's safe can he trying calling someone at Olympus Japan and ask if they can add focus peaking to the OM-D?

The absence of stabilization means the optical viewfinder add-on is a must to avoid camera shake without resorting to high shutter speeds, at least based on my experience with LV-only shooting.

The absence of stabilization means the optical viewfinder add-on is a must to avoid camera shake without resorting to high shutter speeds, at least based on my experience with LCD shooting.